Using Service and Ingestion Keys
Your Mezmo account includes private service and ingestion keys you can use for sending log data and interacting with the API
LogDNA is now Mezmo!
LogDNA has recently become Mezmo. As you access technical resources like our API, Code Libraries, and GitHub repositories, you will continue to see references to LogDNA for a short time as we update our new name across all our resource channels.
You use the personalized, private service and ingestion keys associated with your account to connect LogDNA to third-party applications and services. They enable programs such as log collectors to authenticate with LogDNA without requiring you to share your account details, and let you manage your log data with the LogDNA REST API.
Keep Your Keys Secret
Anyone who has access to your service and ingestion keys can send or retrieve logs to or from your account with no additional authentication. Be sure to keep your API keys secret.
Ingestion and Service Keys
There are two types of keys you can manage, Ingestion Keys and Service Keys.
Ingestion Keys
Ingestion keys are used by log collectors like the Mezmo Agent to send log data to Mezmo, and are also used in commands for the Ingest API. You can have up to 10 ingestion keys active at a time.
Service Keys
Service keys are used to retrieve logs via the Mezmo API endpoints for Export, and to manage Mezmo Views, Alerts, and other configuration objects using the Configuration endpoints. You can have up to 20 service keys active at a time.
Access and Generate New Keys
- Log in to the Mezmo Web App.
- Go to Organization > API Keys.
- To generate additional ingestion keys, click Generate Ingestion Key for up to a total of 10 keys.
- To generate additional service keys, click Generate Service Key for up to a total of 20 keys.
- Remove an ingestion key by clicking the X next to it.
Note that any applications actively using this key will no longer be able to send logs to your account
Updated 13 days ago